This tableware design by Ilaria Innocenti is meant to resemble that of a cork-stopper at the top of a champagne bottle. It almost looks like with a quick turn, the wiring will pop off revealing an alcoholic surprise inside.
Sorry to disappoint, but this is not the case. The wiring, however, is ideal for carrying dishes around the kitchen, and they come in various levels and sizes. The collection is called 'Muselet,' and could be used as a fruit bowl or for serving chips at a party. The bowls themselves were made through a mechanical wheel, and coated with various colors including gray, blue and a light pink, all quite neutral hues that go with different settings.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cork-inspired Tableware
- Ilaria Innocenti's design mimicking a champagne cork offers opportunities for disruptive innovation in the tableware industry.
- Functional Wire Handles
- The wiring used in Ilaria Innocenti's tableware design presents possibilities for disruptive innovation in the kitchenware industry.
- Versatile Color-coated Bowls
- The color-coated bowls in Ilaria Innocenti's Muselet collection open up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the home decor and party supply industries.
Where This Applies
- Tableware
- Ilaria Innocenti's cork-inspired tableware design presents possibilities for disruptive innovation within the tableware industry.
- Kitchenware
- The functional wire handles used in Ilaria Innocenti's tableware design offer opportunities for disruptive innovation within the kitchenware industry.
- Home Decor and Party Supplies
- The versatile color-coated bowls in Ilaria Innocenti's Muselet collection provide opportunities for disruptive innovation in the home decor and party supply industries.
